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Taylor Tuson: Amazing Naturopath, with some life counselling as a bonus!

isaac oommen: Top class place - I've had two massage therapists here, and both are excellent. They even helped me when I showed up a week early by accident. Great service, wonderful front office staff and stellar practitioners.

Sonny M: It's a cute little grocery store that has a bit of everything it's a little pricey for my taste but competitive prices still

John Waldner: My worst nightmare when it comes to grocery stores, the produce looks awful, the prices are sky high and there is rarely more than 1-2 cashiers, who are always less than friendly. If I didn’t live just around the corner I would never come here.

Hola D: Government funded media

Evan O: Staff is friendly and they have some good local and unique brands. Store is always clean. Prices aren’t amazing but Nesters is supposed to be the upscale IGA so I’m not surprised. Unfortunately due to lots of grocery stores being within a 5 minute drive and lots of competition, there aren’t a ton of customers that shop here. I shop here when I don’t feel like driving to get groceries. It’s good for no lineups but a shame for the business…..and some products are close to expiry due to low overturn and them not being able to sell products quickly enough. For example, I’ve bought bacon here a couple times that was close to being expired and it smelled funky when cooking it. Didn’t make me sick but just smelled weird. Most bacon in other stores with a high turnover rate will expire in about 3 months and is much more fresh. So I always look at dates here. Again this isn’t the store’s fault really so that’s why I still give 4 stars. I like their baked goods but again, their bakery section is only half-functioning due to not enough customers. I hope it gets better as it’s good for ppl in the area who don’t want to shop at Buy-Low Foods across the street which can be very hit and miss IMO…and can be more expensive than Nesters, despite the store’s name.

Sara Elisabet: I held off on writing this review but I feel like it's only fair to others who are in search of a naturopath. This was my first time looking for a naturopath and was referred to Ana Lopez by my grandmother. The appointment went well, apparently the wifi that day was acting up so Ana had to resort to handwriting notes which is not a big deal. It felt alright, definitely pricey for a first session and wish I would have called for a phone consult before hand.Was given this hormone testing kit and I was just a bit caught off guard on the price ($395) and on top, the initial fee to see a naturopath ($180). When I went to go make a payment, I told Karen if I would just be able to pick up the kit another day as I was only expecting to pay $180 for that day and paying $575 was a bit over my budget but she suggested I could make a partial payment and I told her I can pay $300 on the spot and the rest will be paid in the next two days. She was confused on calculating my total for some reason and explained math isn't her strong set... but it almost seemed more of a hassle doing this and felt bad with how flustered she got. After a few minutes of her trying to get it in order, I was off with the kit.The next day, I called the location to make a payment over the phone and assuming it was a new lady at the front desk because she has zero idea I had a balance owing from looking at my file and had to look back on the email Karen sent me explaining my remaining balance. I successfully paid and received my invoice via email for insurance purposes.4 days later I received a call from the office and it was Ana, she asked me to make the remaining payment as "I'm overdue" and that " I should have called to make that payment on Friday and I never called" (it was Monday when she called and I paid on Wednesday.) Her tone was a bit accusatory/condescending & I explained how I got my invoice and paid, when she checked she thanked me and I responded "no problem". Even my friend who was sitting beside me hearing that phone call had a wide eye look of "awkward..." This felt unprofessional primarily because of the tone (felt like I was stealing and being treated like that) and the lack of organization/communication which would have prevented the receptionist being confused on the last payment and Ana not needing to call me in the first place. I'm sure she's a wonderful naturopath but first impressions mean a lot to me, especially at a place that I'm paying almost 200$ each visit for out of pocket (as my insurance needs to be submitted manually).I hope the next appointment will be a bit better, my grandmother seems to really like Ana so I'm going to keep a hopeful mind the next session I have. :) Trying hard to transition to naturopath from western medicine...